Angela Richter’s Child Care

Our daughter has been attending Angie’s daycare for 2 months now and Angie and her staff are constantly trying new things to make it an easy transition. My little one is a momma’s girl and she’s needing a little extra cuddles to get through the adjustment and Angie and Diana always come through with those cuddles. Angie communicates very well with us by text and pictures and emails which help put my mind at ease when I see how happy my girl is. Thank you Angie!

Our son has been going to Angies for about a year now and we couldn’t be happier! It took us a while to find the perfect daycare for our son to go to, we are very grateful to have found Angie. She has created a very warm, comforting and inviting environment where our son is safe, and he has a great time. He loves going to Angies and seeing all of his friends and we know that he will be well taken care of and safe while we are at work. We know that Angie always has the children’s safety and wellbeing as her first priority and we trust her and her staff completely. Angie, her family, and staff have rapidly become an important part of our family because of the care and compassion that she has for all of the children. She has a great curriculum and always makes it interesting for the children. We would recommend Angie to anyone that needs a safe, warm, and educational environment for their children..

Hello Unilocalers!
I see the poor review above. And as I understand that it can hurt the pocket book when a daycare closes due to illness, I would like to remind parents that the last thing you want to do is willingly take your child to a place with someone sick. Also if you choose as a parent to take your child to an in home daycare then you run the risk of needing to be more flexible with not only daycare closing but also taking time off for your sick child. Children get sick, adults get sick.
Now with that all done… on to my review. My daughter has been going to Angie for 3 years. As a scared new mother I searched high and low for someone to be her «mom» while I was at work. I found that in Angie. She instantly became the 3^rd co-​parent to my child. I trust her with my daughter 110%! My daughter was there before Angie was licensed and my daughter truly became part of Angie’s family. I know that even when I have to move my daughter out of Angie’s to go to school that she will always love Angie and be part of their family. We have made a life time bond.
What I see 3 years later is that Angie still includes all children into her family as though they are part of it, not just a kid coming to be watched. As a parent you have to decide what’s more important, your child being a number or being a family member.